Platz der Leibstandarte 2002 Signed Nipe Spezzano #303 Kharkov WWII Hardcover DJ
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Platz der Leibstandarte: The SS-Panzer-Grenadier-Division “LSSAH” and the Battle of Kharkov, January–March 1943
By George Nipe and Remy Spezzano
RZM Imports, 2002
Hardcover with original dust jacket and numbered bookplate No. 303 bearing the signatures of George M. Nipe and Remy Spezzano. The publication page states “First Published January 2002.”
An extensively illustrated military history of the Kharkov campaign, combining a battle synopsis with detailed photographic captions documenting infantry, armored vehicles, weapons, winter equipment, and urban combat on the Eastern Front.
Includes 296 pages, 516 duotone photographs, eight maps, and eight color portraits. Photographs depict Panzer III and IV tanks, half-tracks, anti-tank guns, bridge crossings, and street fighting. Biographical sections cover Paul Hausser, Josef “Sepp” Dietrich, Kurt Meyer, Max Wünsche, Fritz Witt, Sylvester Stadler, Hermann Weiser, and Jochen Peiper.
Bound in black cloth with silver-colored cover lettering. English-language text.
ISBN: 0-9657584-2-7.
Condition: Very Good overall. Dust jacket shows light surface rubbing and minor edge and corner wear. Boards present well, and the photographed interior pages are clean and bright. A small indentation or crease is visible near the lower portion of the contents page. The numbered author bookplate is attached to the front endpaper. Please review all photographs for condition and details of this copy.
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Platz der Leibstandarte 2002 Signed Nipe Spezzano #303 Kharkov WWII Hardcover DJ
$650.00
By George Nipe and Remy Spezzano
RZM Imports, 2002
Hardcover with original dust jacket and numbered bookplate No. 303 bearing the signatures of George M. Nipe and Remy Spezzano. The publication page states “First Published January 2002.”
An extensively illustrated military history of the Kharkov campaign, combining a battle synopsis with detailed photographic captions documenting infantry, armored vehicles, weapons, winter equipment, and urban combat on the Eastern Front.
Includes 296 pages, 516 duotone photographs, eight maps, and eight color portraits. Photographs depict Panzer III and IV tanks, half-tracks, anti-tank guns, bridge crossings, and street fighting. Biographical sections cover Paul Hausser, Josef “Sepp” Dietrich, Kurt Meyer, Max Wünsche, Fritz Witt, Sylvester Stadler, Hermann Weiser, and Jochen Peiper.
Bound in black cloth with silver-colored cover lettering. English-language text.
ISBN: 0-9657584-2-7.
Condition: Very Good overall. Dust jacket shows light surface rubbing and minor edge and corner wear. Boards present well, and the photographed interior pages are clean and bright. A small indentation or crease is visible near the lower portion of the contents page. The numbered author bookplate is attached to the front endpaper. Please review all photographs for condition and details of this copy.
V4